Fortune Minerals Ltd T.FT

We are evolving ...

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Our corporate presentation is changing and updating based on good things happening around us...

Close to existing infrastructure

Current winter ice road access to site

New ~$213 million, 97 km all-season public road

to Whati will be completed in 2021

Fortune has EA approval for 50 km mine spur road

22 km from Snare Hydro & 50 km from potential

14 MW run-of-river site near Whati

Mine startup using LNG fueled generators with

heat recovery

Canadian National Railway terminals at Hay River & Enterprise south of Great Slave Lake (400 km)

these are all significant ....no ( for now) cheaper way to heat than with LNG and is much more environmentally friendly ....no cheaper way to get it to the north than by rail..( also environmentally friendly) no better place to get it to site than by truck from the newly built facilities at enterprise.

this new facility will be a significant part of the development and my guess will be a staging area for everything that goes into this site. It will come by rail and to and trucked from enterprise. This is significant to this project and anyone looking at it should consider that this has only been and finally developed in the last two years.

Five years ago this was not on the books in the FS and to my point for those who been here five or more years, is one of very significant diferances today from back then....we are ready 

[geolith]

And depending on its configuration, Fortune's metallurgical facility could be designed to handle recycled materials. This would be a huge growth business, and in effect make that part of the business sustainable well beyond the life of the mine. Look at existing metallurgical plants as a business model for reference.

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So true ! And what we don't know is the rationale of the increased construction cost projections of the project and the processing facility..stated in the new video...looks to me like new projections could be based on processing facility that would incorporate some future recycling?? . ....long shot but ...I hope we hear something soon.

[Tuckerthefox]

reduce trucking costs and less carbon impact by bringing supplies to the whati people on return trips rather than empty trucks coming back from concentrate shipping to the South. The trucks probably won't be designed for that however. Would be a great Green angle and less expensive for Whati to get their supplies.  

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One truck a week to Whati and their stores are full - FT can handle that. I been up here a long time - you would be surprised at cooperation and return good will from random acts of kindness - I always extend such and when i needed,  i have been a recipient of such - its like no where else i have ever seen